Mother. One word, thousands definitions...

Being a mother is a very hard job. Your children are going to follow you in everything from they birth. What’s the key to raise them good? To make them be a good person, better than you. And how to learn them on you own mistakes, not their? Is it even possible? Answers are below!
What do you need? Actually… You don’t need anything. A partner? Well, it will be good if someone put the baby in you but you can also adopt or do this al in-vitro thing. Finding a man who already has kids is a great idea too...
Anyway, let’s start from the very beginning. Pregnancy. If you already are pregnant and because of some reasons you don’t want the baby - read it too. Many people thinks that they can’t be a good parents because they’re singles, poor or too young for this. But the true is that you can’t be too young, too old, too poor, or too irresponsible. You also can’t be ready. You aren’t till its time. Not time for try for the baby but when its on the world. When you first see your child, little masterpiece made by yourself, you’ll know exactly what to do. If you’re adopting, don’t decide too quickly. Just follow your heart, ok? You won’t regret.
During your kids are growing up you will fell less and less necessary. Well, that sucks. All parents, listen to me: you are always needful! Teach your children to walk, speech and to spilt the good from the evil.
Show them what’s love and hatred. Tell them how to be happy. How to
confess emotions. 2 years old kids need you to teach them how to
walk. Teenagers need some advices about first crushes. And adults…
Well, they need to know how to raise their own children. Children
will always need you. But remember, they are not puppies, you can’t
throw they away after few months.
So, you’re still reading? Good. Very good. I’m just coming to the point.
How to don’t screw it up? You have to be your babies role model, encourage them and guard. Like did I say, this is hard. But it’s worth an afford. I can’t explain it but it really is. You’ll be proud of your children one day, I promise. And then you’ll understand.